This donation is from (Circle one): Individual Chapter State Date __________________

2018 Donations and Contributions Form

Mail this form with your donation to: NSDAR Office of Development — 1776 D Street NW, Washington, DC 20006–5303Donate over the phone by calling: (800) 449–1776 or donate immediately by visiting www.dar.org/donatenow

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Donor Name ______________________________________________________ National No. ____________

Address __________________________________________________________________________________Street City State Zip code

o Check if new address Phone _____________________________ E-mail ____________________________o I would like to make a One-Time Donation in the amount of $ _____________ (Please select fund(s) from pages 2 & 3)o Check (One-time donations ONLY. Please make payable to: Treasurer General, NSDAR)

o Credit card o Visa o MasterCard o Amex o Discover Signature ________________________________Card number ______________________________________ Security Code _______ Exp. date ____________

This donation is: o In memory of o In honor of FULL Name: ______________________________________Was/Is this person a member of NSDAR? o Yes o No

If “Yes”, please provide National No. or Chapter: ________________________________________________Would you like a notification sent? o Yes o No

If “Yes”, please provide the name and address of the person you would like to receive the notification: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Would You Like More Information on Planned Giving?

Founders ClubMembership in Founders Club may be open to all Daughters and friends who make a planned gift to NSDAR. Ifyou would like to include NSDAR in your estate plans, we would love to discuss the various ways that you canleave your legacy and secure the greatest benefit for yourself and us, with no obligation. Please speak with yourMajor and Planned Gift Specialist for more details at (800) 449–1776, or visit us online at plannedgiving.dar.org.

* If no address is provided, no notification will be sent. ** No address needed for Executive Officers.

Have You Thought About Giving Monthly?

The Sustaining Supporter monthly givingprogram makes supporting NSDAR so convenient. All monthly donations counttoward your pin minimums and HeritageClub levels and YOU choose how much to

give, which funds to support and whether to sign up via electronicfunds transfer (EFT) from your bank account or automatic debitson your credit card. You are eligible to purchase the officialSustainer pin after your first automatic donation. Call us or signup online today at www.dar.org/monthlygiving.

A Great Way to DOUBLE the Value of Your Gift

Employer matching gifts are a convenient wayto DOUBLE your donations to NSDAR andpossibly attain recognition in the 1890 AnnualGiving Circle and Heritage Club! Check outwww.dar.org/doublemyimpact to see if youremployer participates. Contact the Office ofDevelopment at (800) 449–1776 or email:development@DAR.org.My employer is:_______________________________________

o Please contact me with more information on Matching Gifts

o I would like to receive information about including NSDAR in my will or estate plan.

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HOW WILL YOUR DONATION MAKE A DIFFERENCE?Please check the boxes next to the areas that you want to support and write your donation amount on the line for each fund selected.If the minimum donation is met in a single contribution – OR is met through continuous contributions via the Sustaining Supporter program

(except for the President General’s Project Benefactor, which requires a one-time donation for pin eligibility)then the donor is entitled to purchase the corresponding pin from Hamilton Jewelers.

GUARDIAN TRUST ENDOWMENTo GUARDIAN TRUST ENDOWMENT—A campaign to establish

a permanently restricted fund to support the preservation, restorationand conservation of our historic home. $ __________

PRESIDENT GENERAL’S PROJECTo 1. President General’s Project Donor $100 minimum $__________o 2. President General’s Project Benefactor $1,250 minimum $__________

Donations will move us forward in restoring and improving the NSDAR complex of historic buildings,supporting chapters through membership and community service promotions, furthering the financialstability of the Society through the promotion of established development programs and prudent investment strategies and so much more. (See page 4 for more details.) Benefactor Pin will be providedat no additional charge from the Office of Development in recognition of your generosity.

GENERAL FUND (Area of Greatest Need)o 3. General Fund $__________

Since 1890, gifts to the General Fund have played a crucial role in our ability to carry out our missionby providing immediate support for the ongoing operations, repairs, upkeep and maintenance ofNSDAR Headquarters. Unrestricted donations to this fund totaling $500 or more in a calendar year(January 1 through December 31) attain recognition in the 1890 Annual Giving Circle.

HISTORICAL PRESERVATION

DAR Libraryo 4. Life Member $200 minimum $__________o 5. Friends of the Library* $200 minimum $__________

Donations support the purchase of special equipment, furniture, special or out-of-print books, and otherimportant materials for new and existing library resources and programs.

o 6. Friends of Seimes Technology Center* $100 minimum $__________Donations are used to support the Library’s online subscription costs and to expand and strengthen theDAR Library’s collection of microfilm/microfiche useful for genealogical research and verification ofmembership applications.

Genealogical Researcho 7. Friends of Genealogy* $100 minimum $__________

During this time of increased applications and interest in DAR membership, donations to this fund supports the work of the Office of the Registrar General as they verify record numbers of applicationsand supplementals and guide prospective members.

o 8. Membership Challenge $500 minimum $__________Donations help the Office of the Registrar General process applications and supplementals in a varietyof ways, including helping to secure online resources for genealogists. Gifts of $500 or more entitles thedonor to purchase the pin from Hamilton Jewelers, plus inclusion in a listing on the NSDAR website.

DAR Museumo 9. Friends of DAR Museum* $200 minimum $__________

As we continue to tell our story, it is important that we add to our collection of important pieces.Donations to this fund make these targeted acquisitions and accompanying education programs possible.

o 10.Museum Adopt an Object $100 minimum $__________Donations ensure the preservation of the DAR Museum’s collection for future generations.

o 11.Museum Keeper $500 minimum $__________Donations support the acquisition of important objects to the DAR Museum’s collection.

DAR Americana Collectiono 12. Friends of Americana Collection* $100 minimum $__________

Donations support NSDAR’s manuscript and imprint collection.o 13. Friends of American History* $100 minimum $__________

Donations provide important funding for two nation-wide essay contests that call attention to the importance of American history in our schools and communities.

o 14. NSDAR Archives Fund $100 minimum $__________Maintained by the Office of the Historian General, the Archives holdings include correspondence, meeting minutes, project files, photographs, and objects, such as DAR pins. Donations to this fund areused to acquire material and conserve the collection, the sole repository of NSDAR history.

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EDUCATIONo 15. Friends of American Indian Scholarship* $200 minimum $__________

Native Americans have helped shape our nation through their hardships of survival, religious ceremonies, and social and political contributions. Donations to this fund support the two IndianSchools, Bacone and Chemawa, the American Indian Youth Summer Camp program, and scholarships.

o 16. American Indian Fund $200 minimum $__________This fund has been established to go beyond the scholarship needs in the American Indian community to provide funding for Bacone College, Chemawa Indian School, Indian Youth ofAmerica Summer Camp as well as to provide financial assistance grants for facilities, studentneeds, educational programs and opportunities.

o 17. Friends of DAR Scholarship* $200 minimum $__________Donations support the variety of scholarships NSDAR rewards through our DAR ScholarshipCommittee. Scholarship applicants must be citizens of the United States and must attend, or planto attend, an accredited college or university in the United States.

o 18. Friends of DAR Schools* $200 minimum $__________The DAR schools encompass a variety of programs promoting education to special needs students,including those with attention deficit disorder, dyslexia, adult illiteracy and children in family crises.� General School Fund $200 minimum $__________� Educational Support for Post-Secondary Students $200 minimum $__________� Student Support $200 minimum $__________� Buildings, Property and Equipment $200 minimum $__________

o 19. Friends of Junior Membership* $100 minimum $__________Donations benefit Junior Member Projects at Kate Duncan Smith DAR School or Tamassee DARSchool.

PATRIOTISMo 20. DAR Project Patriot $100 minimum $__________

Donations support America’s service personnel in current conflicts abroad. At the national level,DAR support is focused on two groups: women serving in the military and the wounded military personnel.

o 21. Friends of Junior American Citizens* $100 minimum $__________Donations support furthering American school children’s appreciation of the principles of ourdemocratic government and for our great country, through clubs and contests.

o 22. Friends of Veterans* $100 minimum $__________Donations support three awards sponsored by the DAR Service for Veterans Committee in orderto promote service to veterans nation-wide: Outstanding Veteran Volunteer Award, OutstandingYouth Volunteer Award, and Outstanding DAR Service for Veterans Award.

PUBLICATIONSo 23. Friends of American Spirit* $100 minimum $__________

Donations benefit the DAR Magazine Endowment Fund, and serve to increase subscriptions forour award-winning publication, American Spirit. In order to be eligible to purchase the pin there is aminimum one-time donation of $100 + the purchase of five (5) new subscriptions.

o 24. Friends of DAR Magazine* $100 minimum $__________Donations support the general production needs of our award-winning publication that featuresarticles about history, genealogy, patriotism, and education.

THE NATIONAL SOCIETYo 25. Friends of Property Maintenance* $200 minimum $__________

Donations ensure that all aspects (interior and exterior) of the NSDAR headquarters complex aremaintained throughout the year so we provide a good environment for our many visitors, includingthe thousands of Daughters we host at Congress.

o 26. Investment Trust Fund $100 minimum $__________Donations support the general needs and work of the Society, including the maintenance of itsproperties.

SPECIAL RECOGNITION OPPORTUNITIES27. Heritage ClubCumulative contributions of $500 or more to any NSDAR fund—visit www.dar.org/heritageclub.28. Best Friends*Already have the “Friends” pin? Make another donation to a designated Friends Fund at thepin minimum and qualify to purchase a new bar for your Best Friends pin for every additionaldonation to any designated fund.

For more information on how your donations make a difference visit www.dar.org/special-gift-opportunities.

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Moving Forward in Service to AmericaThe goal of the President General’s Project for the Dillon Administration is to continue movingforward in our commitment to promote the DAR as we volunteer in our communities and in ournation. We will move forward in:l Restoring and improving the NSDAR complex of historic buildingsl Supporting chapters through membership and community service promotions l Advancing technological and financial accounting capabilities that serve to reinforce the Society’s

promotion of history, education and patriotisml Designing tools and techniques to increase public recognition of DAR’s service and contributions to

the Nation including, but not limited to, funding Special Projects Grantsl Furthering the financial stability of the Society through the promotion of established development

programs and prudent investment strategies

u Contributions of $100 are eligible to purchase the President General’s Project Pinu Contributions of $300 or more are eligible for an inscription on the President

General’s Project Donor Wall (see below)u Contributions of $1,250 are gifted their Benefactor Pin and receive recognition at

Continental Congress

Let us recognize your commitment toMoving Forward in Service to America

Contributions to the President General’s Project provide for the financial well-being of NSDAR as well as thecommunities in which we live and serve. The Moving Forward in Service to America Donor Wall, located in theHall of Honor at DAR Headquarters, is designed to recognize those members whose generous donations make itpossible to accomplish these goals. Featuring the Moving Forward “Arrow” symbol of the Dillon Administration,the donor wall provides a wonderful opportunity to honor yourself, your chapter or a loved one, or to commemorate a meaningful event. Donors who make a single one-time contribution of $300 or more toMoving Forward in Service to America have the opportunity to be featured on the donor wall.

u $300–$749 donation: 2 lines, 20 characters per lineu $750–$1,249 donation: 3 lines, 20 characters per lineu $1,250–$4,999 donation: 4 lines, 20 characters per lineu $5,000–$9,999 donation: 5 lines, 20 characters per lineu $10,000 and above donation: 5 lines, 20 characters per line *

* more prominently featured on the donor wall

Please return this form with your donation and inscription to the NSDAR Office of Development:Through the mail: 1776 D Street NW, Washington, DC 20006–5303

Via email: development@dar.org l Via fax: (202) 628–1993 l Or call: (800) 449–1776

Donor Name__________________________________________________________ National No. __________________

The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution is a 501(c)(3) organizationand all contributions are tax deductible to the full extent of the law.

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